emma wrote:STOP CONVINCING HIM TO CHANGE HIS MIND
BEST COSTUME EVER
Well, at least by a toy sonic screwdriver, then. You can get them at Hastings where I am.
emma wrote:STOP CONVINCING HIM TO CHANGE HIS MIND
BEST COSTUME EVER
blackdragontaz wrote:my mom believes that Halloween is devil worship
blackdragontaz wrote:You people and your Halloween celebrations. I don't get to celebrate Halloween because my mom is a Christian (me included) and she believes that Halloween is devil worship and again Christian beliefs. Ya, maybe in the 1400's. >_> I just want to go out looking like a scary character or something and get metric fuck-tons of candy. Oh well. Everyone be sure to post your costumes on here at least, maybe the amount of candy you got too.
Master Gunner wrote:blackdragontaz wrote:You people and your Halloween celebrations. I don't get to celebrate Halloween because my mom is a Christian (me included) and she believes that Halloween is devil worship and again Christian beliefs. Ya, maybe in the 1400's. >_> I just want to go out looking like a scary character or something and get metric fuck-tons of candy. Oh well. Everyone be sure to post your costumes on here at least, maybe the amount of candy you got too.
Jehovah's Witness maybe? I will attempt to refrain from commenting on their particular belief system (of course, objectively, not like my Protestant one is any better, but that's another matter), but yeah, it does not, nor has it ever, had anything to do with devil worship, and is in fact, a part of Christian beliefs. While the festival did originate among the Pagan beliefs of the Celts, it was adapted into Christianity, and means 'All Saints Day Eve' (basically), and was created Popes Gregory III and IV when they moved the Christian feast of All Saints Day from March 13 to November 1, and, until modern commercialism, was a day of fasting.
/mini-rant most likely full of factual inaccuracies.
Alja-Markir wrote:Does your mother decry Christmas? Or Easter? They're both derivitive of Pagan Holidays. Christianity did exactly the same thing to them it did to Halloween, so why is Halloween not just as viable as those holidays?
The Pious Flea wrote:Because Halloween doesn't involve honoring the Christian faith to any degree.
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